Govinda, Senior Manager at Cognizant, has 15 years of expertise in SAP & Non-SAP Data Analytics, delivering innovative BI ...

ERP data plays a central role in the enterprise data ecosystem, connecting core business transactions with analytics ...

Enterprise architecture is now a business strategy function. As AI, SaaS sprawl and composable stacks multiply dependencies, enterprise architects are increasingly respo ...

Critical to any business is the architecture which supports present and ongoing business success. However, cultivating a great architecture is more easily said than done, as such infrastructures ...

Enterprise architecture works best today when it borrows start-up habits — testing fast, learning quickly and scaling what actually delivers value. In an era defined by rapid innovation, shifting ...

Today's enterprises must extend existing data architectures to support generative AI applications while maintaining accuracy and security standards. As organizations face challenges in connecting LLMs ...

As a guest on the Federal News Radio program in Washington, I was being asked about my experiences in reducing IT costs. Joining me on the program was Jerry Davis, the deputy CIO at NASA, who ...

Enterprise data architecture has evolved to reshape how organizations find value in large-scale information assets. Businesses today generate exponentially more data in volume across all systems than ...

During a press Q&A at Confluent's Current 2025 conference this week in New Orleans, I asked CEO Jay Kreps whether it's useful to think about Confluent as establishing a "system of record for context" ...

In 2025, enterprise data platforms support business operations by combining analytics, governance and orchestration in one system, increasingly with generative and agentic AI-enabled features to ...

As regulated industries accelerate AI adoption, Chennareddy’s governed, audit-ready architecture spanning North America, EMEA, and APAC offers a model for compliant enterprise intelligence at scale.

The IT industry loves seismic shifts in technology architectures. In the 1990s, there was object-oriented programming. Later, service-oriented architecture and enterprise service bus built on these ...